untouchable

to be considered untouchable

to become untouchable in the industry

an untouchable level of success

to consider someone untouchable

Oh, I'm sorry. Is that politically incorrect? In India, we just call them untouchables. Now? Almost.

So they became known as the 'untouchables'.

And they are treated as untouchables.

By 1970, Sears was considered untouchable by it's rivals.

He's untouchable, and I have him dead to rights.

He even helped breach the previously untouchable barricade of the royal family.

For 1,300 years, Galen's legacy remained untouchable until renaissance anatomist Vesalius spoke out against him.

For 1,300 years, Galen's legacy remained untouchable– until renaissance anatomist Vesalius spoke out against him.

" In certain institutional contexts, you somehow become untouchable, " one professor of classics told me.

Many once untouchable administrators have been banned from the sport, including longtime FIFA president Sepp Blatter.